Throttling Override allows you to manually introduce throttling, or disable it altogether. If you manually introduce it, Throttling Override Severity allows you to control the severity level for that case.

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Orchestration Throttling

Orchestration Throttling allows for fine-grained control over dehydration/rehydration.

When Dehydration Behaviour is set to Custom, the Maximum Threshold is used to determine the maximum idle time (blocked and waiting for a message) before dehydration, and Minimum Threshold sets the minimum idle time. You can see by default the minimum is 1 second and the maximum is half an hour.

If you check the Subscriptions check box, you are overriding the behaviour of when the MessageBox will decide to pause/resume moving messages to the subscription instance based on the number waiting to be consumed.

3 thoughts on “BizTalk Setting Dashboard @ Host Level – Part 2”

Hi Gautam,
This article is helpful one. I am trying to use this to control number of running orchestrations and no luck. Not sure what i am doing wrong here. Could you explain how can i achieve below?

My solution has 2 orchestration, 1 receive port and 1 send port in BizTalk 2010. Receive port (file adaptor) picks up the batched files and pass it to orchestration A. Orch A split the files into small and pass it to MsgBox. Orchestration B picks up those message, map and pass it to send port.

When i drop many files, i see so many active instances/messages in BizTalk. I want to control them. our BizTalk server is clusted and i want to run 10 running orchestration A and 15 running orchestration B in each server at a time. Each orch has its own host instances. How can i configure this? I want this on config level so i can increase or decrease any time based on the server load in the future.

I tried few set up in Resource Base throttiling and orchestration throttiling in Host and no luck. I cannot find any article those explain step by step. Any help?